Understanding the GSHP Installer Shortage and What’s Being Done About It
The GSHP installer shortage is slowing projects across the industry, and geothermal workforce development offers a clear way forward. Discover how IGSHPA training, certification, and industry partnerships help you build a skilled team ready for growing demand.
Inside the Ambient Loop Geothermal Heat Pump System: Community-Scale Thermal Energy Networks Next Step
An ambient loop geothermal system shares ground heat across multiple buildings. Learn how load diversity, thermal balance, and design impact performance.
How Do Thermal Energy Networks Work? A Technical Walkthrough
How do thermal energy networks work? Learn how shared ambient loops exchange heating and cooling between buildings to improve efficiency.
Tracking Thermal Energy Network Legislation by State
Thermal energy network legislation shapes shared ground-loop ownership and utility pilots. Learn how state policies impact contractors and bids.
Thermal Energy Networks: The Next Generation of Heating and Cooling
Thermal energy networks share loop infrastructure across buildings. Learn how load diversity, hydraulics, and ambient loops work.
Networked Geothermal Systems vs. Standalone GSHP: What Installers Need to Know
Networked geothermal systems connect multiple buildings to a shared loop. Learn design coordination, large-pipe fusion, and installation standards.
Understanding the Utility Obligation to Serve Thermal Energy Network Rules
Thermal energy networks are changing utility service rules. Learn how ownership, territory, and commissioning shape these systems.
Who Owns the Ground Heat Exchanger? Untangling Ownership on TEN Projects
Who owns the ground heat exchanger depends on the project model. See how building owners, utilities, and third parties split responsibility.
Lessons From Early State Pilots of a Geothermal Thermal Network Business Model
Geothermal thermal network utility business models are moving from pilots to practice. Learn what early state pilots reveal about regulation, design, and workforce.
A Primer on Third-Party Ownership of Ground Source Heat Pump Models
Third-party ownership ground source heat pump models shift risk, ownership, and documentation. Learn how they change design, contracts, and bidding.










